r/Roadies_Mtv

I (millennial) saw one season back in 2008. Thought the show wouldn’t attract Gen Z and would be considered cringe. Or would fall prey to cancel culture or be considered too triggering for the mental health focused Gen Z. How is it that it’s still popular and growing? Or are most people just millennials still watching it?

Rumours 🚨

Roadies rebirth journey shooting start from 13 october

My earlier post got deleted.

I was in PI this year and got selected for a good number of roadiums in comparison to many peers there.

My girlfriend was there too and got selected as well. We got all 6 levers and got 10000+ roadiums.

Both of us were kind and sweet and didn’t interrupt people, did not attack people nor did we talk unnecessary trash about anyone.

We did our thing, showed our skills and spoke about our message and culture outside the show. How we want to do something apart from becoming just some reality show star.

But unfortunately we did not have enough “masala” according to the creative director and casting team. They want constant yapping and fights which is why we were ousted in the culling round that took place bts a day ago.

This is not a rant. We are just upset.

Everyone keeps saying how good people deserve the platform and should come to such shows to prove otherwise but clearly we need to do some controversy and abuse others to get famous and get the spotlight.

DISAPPOINTED!!!

Genuine question to the creators of Roadies- has there ever been a thought about bringing back the old-school format from the Raghu–Rajiv–Ranvijay era?
Back then, the auditions felt much more raw and relatable. Regular, everyday people would walk into a relatively small PI room, and you could actually see their personality, confidence, opinions and individuality come through.

Today, the auditions feel much more produced and larger than life. I’m genuinely curious: why was the old format moved away from?

Why not give it a genuine try for one season? Bring back the smaller audition room, focus on unknown contestants rather than the production around them, and let the personalities carry the show.
Maybe it works, maybe it doesn’t but I’d genuinely love to know whether the creators have ever considered testing that format again.